What is the Michael Chekhov Technique?
The Michael Chekhov technique is a psycho-physical acting technique that uses movement and imagination to foster transformation.
At its heart, Chekhov work seeks truth in performance; Inspired acting rooted in the connection between inner life and outer movement.
Learn and grow in the Michael Chekhov Technique by joining us one Monday each month for MICHA Mondays - Free for Members!
March 9th | 2:00 PM ET
The Clown Nose as Imaginary Center
with Drew Richardson
A fourth-wall eraser, this round and red mini-mask centers an actor’s curiosity, wonder, mischief, problem-making, and paradoxical playfulness. In this session, we’ll experiment with this foolish center as the heart of our face and the nose of our chest. No actual clown nose needed!
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Becoming a MICHA member is the first step in connecting with the training opportunities, resources, and individuals at the heart of the international Michael Chekhov community.
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